Quintin Graham Psychic Medium & Tibetan Reiki Master

09/11/2025

Back-to-back Reiki and psychic reading sessions today at Bundy Yoga Studio (Bundy Yoga) in Bundaberg.

The light was soft, the space was calm, and the energy was beautifully alive.

Sometimes healing speaks quietly...but you can feel it in everything. ☺️

- Quintin

www.quintingraham.com

08/11/2025

Giving these beauties a little sun-soak before today’s psychic reading and Tibetan Reiki session.

There’s something special about watching them wake up in the morning light.

A bit like old friends getting ready for work.

Enjoy your morning, everyone.

- Quintin

www.quintingraham.com

01/11/2025

Just did a beautiful reading for a wonderful client this afternoon at Bundy Yoga . And I'm as happy as this little chap. ☺️

29/10/2025

Hey everyone.

If you’ve had a reading or Reiki healing session with me before, I would really love to hear your thoughts and experiences. Your feedback honestly helps me grow and keep improving what I do.

If you are open to it, please send me a quick DM with your honest feedback.

And with your permission, I might share a few of those kind words to help others understand what this work is all about.

Thanks so much for your support and trust.

- Quintin ☺️

Quintin Graham - Australian Psychic Evidential Medium offering genuine readings and communication with past loved ones in Spirit and Tibetan Usui Reiki Master energy healing services. Based in Bundaberg, Australia, and available online worldwide.

29/09/2025

I put my hand on this rock at Elliott Heads Beach today and couldn't help but think this has been here for hundreds of thousands of years, just holding steady while everything else changes.

This one has been here for longer than I can imagine. Watching tides shift, storms roll in, and generations of people come and go.

It does make me laugh. I think about tomorrow while this thing is like, “Mate, I've seen storms, wars, and generations go by...just relax.”

Sometimes strength isn't pushing harder, it's being solid enough to stay put.

- Quintin
www.quintingraham.com

18/09/2025

Do you ever look at a piece of driftwood on the beach and wonder about its story?

This one caught my eye today, resting on the rocks at Bargara Beach.

It's probably been through storms, tides, and who knows how many jellyfish stings (metaphorically speaking) before stopping in this sunny spot for me to find.

Kind of like people, right?

Life tosses us around a bit, smooths out our rough edges, and sometimes we end up somewhere completely different to where we thought we would be.

But still exactly where we are meant to be.

I guess you could say this piece of driftwood reminded me that no matter how far we drift, we always wash up where we need to again.

- Quintin

www.quintingraham.com

07/09/2025

Have you ever walked into a place and instantly felt at peace?

For me, it was always this tiny gem of a store: Crystal Earth in Russell Street, West End.

I lived in Brisbane for some 15 years, many of them in West End. And every time I walked past this little wonderland, I would come up with an excuse to step inside.

"I'll just grab a box of incense..." Even though I already had enough nag champa at home to smoke out a small temple.

But that's the magic of this place. It wasn't about what I bought. It was about how it felt. The colours, the vibe, the crystals, the scent of sandalwood and patchouli, the soft hum of something sacred in the air. It had character. The kind you can't fake in a big shopping centre. The kind you only find when people genuinely care about creating a space of spirit and heart.

Every visit reminded me that peace isn't found in far-off retreats or in the latest spiritual fad (I'm looking at you sacred ceremonial cacao!).

Sometimes it's right here, tucked between a bookcase of tarot card decks and tables of tumble stones in a little shop on a Brisbane street.

FYI - Crystal Earth is at Shop 2 / 71 Russell Street, West End QLD 4101.

- Quintin
www.quintingraham.com

27/08/2025

Imagine living so close to nature that the sky itself has a voice. 🌌
When author Laurens van der Post lived among the Bushmen of the Kalahari, they once asked him: “Why can’t you hear the stars?”
When he admitted he could not, they pitied him. To them, being cut off from the sounds of nature wasn’t just unusual—it was a sign of deep spiritual illness.
Think about that. For most of human history, people treated rivers, winds, animals, and stars as companions, not objects. The world was alive, speaking, singing.
Today? We often treat nature as silent—something separate, a resource to use.
But what if the silence is not out there? What if the Earth is still speaking, and it’s us who have forgotten how to listen? 🌍✨

~Weird Pictures and News

24/08/2025

This Pandanus tree at Bargara has the best seat in the house. It's rooted, grounded, and basically living its best life staring out at the ocean all day. Not a bad gig at all.

It is the last week of winter in this part of the world (Australia) and you can already feel Spring sneaking in. The mornings have that magic mix I love. There is just enough chill to wake you up and just enough sun to stop you complaining about it.

Still far too cold for a morning swim for most, unless you're one of those sub zero creatures who genuinely enjoys turning blue. For the rest of us mortals, the ocean will be back on the menu in a few more weeks.

Sometimes I think the lesson from mornings like this is simple: stop overcomplicating life. Notice the light on the water, feel the air on your skin, and take a tip from the Pandanus: plant yourself where you belong and enjoy the view.

- Quintin

www.quintingraham.com

12/08/2025

Who can relate to this?

12/08/2025

I have found this quiet bend in the Burnett River overlooking Fairymead where I like to stop during the week.

Nothing exciting happens here. I literally just sit. I watch the way the sunlight plays across the water, the slow drift of clouds and the occasional passing of a bird or two overhead.

Some days the world is noisy, even here. It is usually a tractor in the paddock behind me chugging away, but it never disturbs me.

It kind of reminds me that life hums along whether we are paying attention or not.

This is not about "switching off" or running away. It's about being, finding a moment to yourself, and letting the mind rest in the same way the river in front of me rests between tides.

Twenty minutes is enough. Twenty minutes to remember the quiet you seek isn't out there on a distant mountain or needing to be unlocked at some expensive weekend workshop.

It is already here, waiting, if you give it the time, space and patience.

- Quintin

www.quintingraham.com

08/08/2025

Sometimes we can spend so much time searching outside ourselves for answers, meaning, signs or validation when the truest wonder is already within us.

It's not hidden by the world. It's hidden only by the chatter and the noise we let into our own minds.

If you sit quietly with yourself, without judgement, without distraction, you might start to notice it.

It's that deep, steady feeling that has been there all along.

It's not about being perfect, or "high vibration," or any of those trendy terms. It's simply you in all your unmasked, unfiltered, and real glory.

And when you find it, I promise what you find inside will amaze you.

- Quintin

www.quintingraham.com